Finding a Place to Belong
Caitlyn Guice
Prairieville
"I had some choice in selecting my university. I wanted to go somewhere that would give me the opportunity to excel and where I would get to know my professors. I wanted to be “Caitlyn Guice,” not “Number 52.” I wanted a chance to do chemical research, which is not as likely to happen at a larger university. So I chose Southeastern and I love it! I was able to start doing chemical research my second semester her, and I’m still working under the same professor. This has opened many doors for me. I’m at home here."
Student Organizations Get involved and get a degree
Your grade point average is very important but involvement in campus activities counts too! Join a student organization at Southeastern and sharpen your leadership skills while having fun and getting to know lots of new people. With more than 100 student organizations, there really is something for everyone. More>>
Greek Life Invest in your future
Joining a fraternity or sororitygives you theopportunity to become friends with men and women who share your interests, values, and future dreams. Membership allows you to develop important life skills while having fun and making new friends. Networking with sorority and fraternity alumni is another added bonus. Greek life is a worthwhile investment! More>>
The Student Government Association Setting the standard in leadership
Do you find yourself wanting to change things around you, or do you find that you have a interest in what happensoutside of class? Then SGA is for you! SGA serves as the liaison between the administration and the student body -andmuch more. From programming to capital improvements, SGA providestangible leadership. We work for students, provide "one voice" and represent the best thatSoutheastern has to offer. More>>
Campus Activities Board (CAB)
Looking for something fun?The Campus Activities Board is a direct avenue to an exciting variety of entertainment from tailgating at football games to hosting Southeastern Music Fest. CAB has the activities to spice up your semester. And to top it all off, most events are free. More>>
Gumbo Ya Ya and Strawberry Jubilee HungryWhy Wait?
Hungry? The Campus Activities Board (CAB)sponsors Gumbo Ya Ya in the Fall where students are treated to gumbo, French bread, and cake in the Student Union Park. CAB also sponsors Strawberry Jubilee in the spring wherestudents are served red beans & rice, French bread, and a delicious strawberry cake. There is also a variety of different entertainment at both events. More>>
Southeastern Star So You Think You Can Sing?
Can you sing? Southeastern Star is the Campus Activities Board’s (CAB) own version of “American Idol.” Eight contestants are chosen by audition to compete for the “star” title. The competition lasts for four rounds. At the end of each round, two contestants are voted off, and the winner of Southeastern Star receives a cash prize and represents CAB at various campus events. Students are invited to watch the competition and vote for their favorite contestant. More>>
Southeastern Music Fest Country, hip-hop, and rock & roll
Do you like good music? Then you are in for a musical treat each spring as the Campus Activities Board presents Southeastern Music Fest. Different musical acts with a variety of stylesplay in an outdoor music festival. The event is free and open to Southeastern students, faculty, and staff. More>>
KSLU
KSLU is Southeastern'sregional public radio station. Most of the on-air staff are communication majors who get hands-on trainingto become future broadcast leaders.Student staff members are responsible for on-air shifts, production, event appearances, sports broadcasts and many other radio-related projects.KSLU hires student workers every semester. If youwould like to make a career out of radio, contact KSLU at985-549-2330 or by email at kslu@selu.edu. More>>
The Lion's Roar - Got the scoop on campus?
The Lion's Roar, Southeastern's official student-run weekly newspaper, offers you the chance to earn while you learn. Cutting-edge technology coupled with real-world experience has garnered The Lion's Roar state and national recognition during the past several years. Be a part of this campus tradition by becoming a staff writer, photographer, or graphic designer. Students on staff can build their resumes while earning a paycheck getting the scoop on all campus has to offer. More>>Le Souvenir - Smile, have your picture taken, and be a part of Southeastern history
Le Souvenir, the campus student-produced yearbook, captures the adventure of the college experience. State of the art equipment and techniques driven by student creativity has earned the yearbook national recognition. Getting a backstage pass, interviewing the university president, or being on the sideline of the Homecoming football game are all part of the job description for staff members. Writers, photographers, and graphic designers record each year'smemoriesand make each yearbook a treasured token of time spent at Southeastern. More>>
